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New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
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FOREST TIRFs sf1L:. EAG1NG ~ ILGI> oIs-IHE
COUNTRY UNDrK sNoKF-CLorp.
MILWAUKEE. Nov 29.-Tis wrst-bOlnd passenger
train the Licr,s division OF tie tncago Milwaukee
and s. Paul road when left 80 thi, morning
crashed into the OF irc .ht which as
standing on n switch IroEa at ; ID Nob"ly was
hurt but the engine ant SIX frright adca with
VIC were badly wrecked The track IA, bl'ckei for
about iivc hours The mick Niih -inOse that
lie eng ronld not The freight 'r,in
CAIRO III Asv 22-Thc woods are ou nro FOR raiins
of nffy mile. In every dircctipn fr"m 'h place hut
damage reported beyond few fence, AVID hiic mn
gathered burned The report sf hunters heinz
ronudcI 10y nr. In Niger VOL swamp IN, founda-
ti"n The irsm tho burning ior, II dense ami
interrupts navigation on the river I great extent
Chicago. Nov 22.-An Anna H.. dispatch SAYS:
The still ding ali paris OF this aud
surrounding couhtics The nigh wn! of saturday
innc lar territory thin form~rly.
several farm buii uI- hs MisNs,ipp bottoms have
burnst among Them one belonging T. VI V Eavcs. of
thls city Ihe residence ~ A. G. Mnsyrtvc, farmer
living Of fown. destrsvri lat sigl' Br lgr.
central anl onie an ono Ai ros', aavr biin- 'ni
DELAYED traffic cpusltvrabiy No OF ,cqleucc
ha- fallen hrre !Or ave moatns
MuwtAoCt H.. Nov ~ This city wa, eayeloped in
nii ~ Yesterday and the couii he gazcd a
win the naked The sinokr dcn-e a. 10
affect breathing anl evesisht Ih, cloud oi smoke
coming trsm the Okaw bottoms. wh.re hundreds o. acre,
OF tnhrf fire IN account Ot the rrtrcns drauth
1t Ctnnst h- checked II eau be burslng soyera
miles away II, destroying mucn property
M.RsII,L. ILL., Nov -. Of the north bound
freight the Calr, vnccnne, and chirags Inc
created havoc along the nc %. th~ road !larton
four fIom Marshall. yc paris from
aud took hours hard o. stN0 he place owing
10 The hercc Wind tldt rasei Al! day
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posroN Ns~ - There irrmru ini' explosion
oi "a. a. the JdI Fellows building ;h- atsgaoor Four
u.-.o. g.. were nllrc t. tvo ~ tbon being badly hurt
The explosion sccurrc'. IN v H. Everett * 'os b'yc's
room. Us. O aud Brrkisyst rwo net In he room
were hurled violently AGAINST the wall. AMI were pr A'l
M ,unue and bl,siin The II s' wa' bow ar."-S
the street AID wsnrn who wcr" p's'nz IN" "f'
vrre had \ cut Ohrr- we'd slight -rrs rn-' ihr
4. ired pcr-,ns carmel Ia tie h"Np al " "Tsl
u,frd 1. the oven used fIr barn NJ the N ntn". 80
Ltc,,l,s The ~ filled " ia AM "hrr Z"
door VA. oprurd, cSpls-"r m"diit'l' ""r Tr-i.
nm, iptur,, are. w. H. Ross. tot ~ r'fi ! 90.
lesrnn lutclrr superintendent a. a., o-"n 'tr"td-
M, ,r omp,n-. Mr.. idw.rl saith and Mrs hO"cr,
Knox, OF Ia avtuckrt, H. L.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
TIE PEAOA DEPUTATiON TO BE HEARD.


Al Chickeriug Hall next saturday evening. November
90 sir George Campbsll. NJ T.. Holiey Stewart. NJ T..
and W r. Crener. VI r.. members OF The Peace Depn-
;ation from the Brush Parliament. VIII explain the
object their mission and the benefits 20 be derived
frm arb tration. they VII! do this IN
snon.e 10 request signed bra number Of prominent
c,t,zeus among whom MAYOR Abram =. Hewitt.
Jo,rpn H. thoaic. MOrr:- r. Jesup. tx-Judgs Noah
D,yis G.orge an uftis. Harper Bro hers. the Rev.
Ur John iial! Chauucey VI. Dcrrw. Cyrus ". Field.
G,orpelu. Vanderbilt. Andrew carnegie ana Ahson
phens stokes MANY prom nent me bers Of the Society
of Fri pds ass signed the request. Mayor Hewitt WI
ur-.ie and In addition to the visitors Chaunccy NJ
ieuew Will probaDly make 4 speech.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23

s,oux CITY, Iowa Nav. 2l-rhe sensational feature
Of the Ars1sdr nurIer trial occurred to-day Ia the evil
d.pce OF B,njaaiin Josephson AMI louisa MS wife They
wsr. delivering milk he night Of tse murder and hcir
.uspcens bsing watched the crowd OF men
gathering on The corner of Fourth asi water IS Bath
knew Are tori well both swear posliivoy iha At
M. ,e VII, advanced 20 nee, AID muriri Dr ia idpck
Their testimony csrrnbordiss hat si Leavt ANA bis
n.rrR lie lniurinera The state rested its case al
a,'elock This M tcruOUn
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
WOMEN VOTE rHg DOVER ELECTION

DOVER. ~ H.. Nav - rhe Dover municipal election
took place to-day and was unusually exciting Gsorse e.
Lowell Qep for Mayor received lb9 votes. o. 6s for
whiehouse tDem.l Heretofore tho average Republican
majority been sny 49, ini tsav result ~ great
sur rise Ia tho Democrats OF ten Aldermen chosen
eight aie Rspuh~ans aud of hfeen CouniInea elected
ton are Republicans
Mrs Mary h. Dow went to the polls to vote Tor tho
sch.ol ON nitt~~ aud her accepted THIS hc-
co ming kaowu seventeen other cast their ballots
for their fivorlt can ittaieN
ON Iont bain, Ia h. "uncils In 1887 he Republicans
hHd 10 lo q Democrats III lSSs tho hspnoicahs VIII
mn. .tor Is To = Tor tue Democrats
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
PISsENGERS GREATLY ALARnfD
FrRRYBoAT PILOT LOSES CONTROL or THr RrD-
pER-pRIFIING AGAINsr AZ ANNIX BOAI.

DIK-DTtIF TTNU N'FNINNF N'INTs
A slight collision occurred Ia the Eat River last
evening about 7:I5 O'Clock ietweon the Hamilton
Ferry boat Baltic and Annex No .. OF rhe pennSyl
Vanli Railroad line from Jersey city and Brooklyn.
The pilot OF the Baltic lost control Of the rudder
Tile the boat was ~ way To this city and she
dflfcd too near the Annex bDat which vas ON ~ way
10 Brooklyn. 1bn tide carried tho Baltic against the
Other boat and she carried away he hood If he LADIES'
cabin of the Annex boat.
Tho passenger, on both boats were greatly sai med
when they saw tho Two vessels coming toSrih'r, bui
fn tnr w A. hurt The boats went ON their way. the
ia beng reversed and using the rudd'r a. the Other
end which unshipI"d soon %, the on who had
been found to le Il >lhi"l Tho GaLidse to
ihc Ann \ boat estimated Al 500
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
rHg NEw wF>gIloHorSE BRlKr

The New York central AMI Hudson River nsIlotl 10
or,lsrr i've huulr- of the Nesting ItrlI csf
AIR brakes tie t,ss of whch pr"vei - sa-fsr1f %
Monia, aud inen led O, ltt.cI them 10 the c'i-
p,ny's fas freight trains rrpi ily pr-.bic y
rta Fa..-nser Agent Monet = ~ the opnsn tuaf 80
n-w brake. vii al. b. pa upon the rs.-rsgrr tram,
soon he intention u tu sih. ara - u"N ait uffk
for hose no Ia ,s~p rtHs a. Ia. if hr
c,,ses usre.saIy To- rruew ult hrlkrs. The 10
V.slion en- he wsrsed upon TIE same trains a. taa
usua Automatic brssc
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
THE HrRDER or ELLEy OrTyy.

TRENTON. y. J. Nov 22.-The coronrf's inquest into
the death Of Ellen Qilhn began yesterday. ana has not
yet b.rm ni hei rhe testi Of Sopsie IIrndrck-
san c.lorrI. damaging ~ lame, Mcdonald. Of
the mcn arrested u To the ser that she Nc
Ien,LI wit the murdered On the tho
1 nnreupsd h,u - where the bOiy found an The
after nann prrvois Inc two were IIairrins. Witness
idrnti MciJ.nsli when be WIS bfongnt IntO the
with an.tncr prisoner bY u scar on his chn.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
The Five sisters.

There were fve fair sistsrs. and ich had an aim
flYia ~ ouid fain he = ta,ilOlibl" Il inu
Noii ularIy ous4u's ,re,iIIu ~. books.
td looks;
Anna ambitin us a-p.rrd alter wealth.
Sensible sarah sought hrs Tor good health.
40 she Insk Pcrcos Goliea Medical Discovery. and
ere iealtny blooming Cor,s beAuty quickly faded
Susln's eyesght failed oversuy Flora brcame n'r
yous aui rrtui IN striving alter ia.o and sky family
kept husband poor Hut s1sils HAfab grew 'iaiy
hsAtay. chssmlnS Aad intsLxsaL and shs mairsd
fkah
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23

OOTTRNOK FOEI hFN \ III HI Ut J -'''F'-s
C,trunI4 ono SOY. IN l,- the "ticl j v"'" ~
IN. t.tc IL n IA" i vote east Ia lsr' VI. 1'JHbb.
H. l-s6u WI. 7ui! 3D. 1sl. ,c1r the t"ll vote re'ch"i
The very i,tge ng ne OF TILtG~. "hich T. a Se III
crease The io az rA- go era = rrr ~ i"ll '"s
For ,k-r d,:rrl. JL69,7 Powell tDrm mh 1J - >
srifz a. 9i7i.: -htrp ~. go ." c'''eri ~
lsf,l "a -, Fraser ",rr Powell 2i.''- ~ - "
a. ht iurlra,. l.r Ire PIOuI ,lOni,s OVet lo~J. wh-h
I.ouurl na.! 2,.t-l.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23

The h,n,JA match Tor t~ champ hip of the world
y .olu is- .o tho champion flsvsr OF TIE hrr" k"s'
. came 20 e. uAv AMI which Wa to take place yes cr
d,y Il, rity arm -. between Third aud
Ie. p,on ave-. W.. postponed IN" stokes We - 100 .
.d. ,i,. o..oa,nt 81, PM" casey. a. Bro Avn
Alderman Tn- match has been postponed unh n'N tues
a. ,ira.s court. Dcgfsw aud cont st.. Brooklyn Aa
,h'i,tlo Z a wrrnN- cnuff b utr tho priv
1T s- ul s~lor. "ho With mrs ann, pay
lntt ,.u., ma,h against lhllp taN'N an hrfn'ti
Mo- "a l.w.n hratrs by two &c 10 iuuf, but he
In b, unl. ammsln- A.ll,rI
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
Frozen TO DEATH rs rnr BLIZZARD

CHICAGO. Nov - Maron Ind. h.patch says:
IoLry LocGwoo and family reside acre AMI they
came saturday morning On their 60 urn
the rrri,e blizzard applied ;nen ~ STOP spend
tie night with ncghbor hey had lefi tnrse children
are respectively eight and 'snr years md "chtreH
months AZ When they rsacnsd ho ae ve,lerdsy
n.urnhS thcy found he ,0ungss gir ifoZ"b h.,
aud he nunhrd that they ,Du.d .cAr,ely
sp.ak move Tho house IN which they lived was a
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
rrnlnx1nN nr rnmnrR Ix ScRIYrny

ecR,Nro> nov. IA terrific explosion OF ATLAS
powder occurred IN Hyde PARK this arrn"sn The con-
traor III Of the con-tructiono the main sewer
IA that par nf the city entrusted the thnw'ns our OF Tho
ps sdcr over AN oil siove Hungarian, aud ho
r.st gn. an .x,io..n rho air was III oil win flying
-brs pIrks etc Two men were sefloi-ly cut
and several hsr.es wrre knOckei down ana injured
andre do .uuIlshei and goods IN oev-
eIal stores were ruined.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
svisUrp on ms cHiC.Go AND ALrOy

SrRiSGrIEID H.. NV 92.-A rrarcnl collision he
,wrcp two freight t'ans ~ Tho hras" hnh Anon
RAILROAD near shcrmln eight dies north oi this city,
oc. ull cd cary this mornihg I've io'"niUtives and
se,snieon f. eight car, vi h thea contents were dc
stIOycd Inc loss rom f"o'OoO 10 @Do,ouo NO
IA. r. ON WAS sc iOusly nuicd.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
DIVERS UNABLE TO REACH TIE WRECK.

IoEpox. nov 22.-An improvsed lightshp has been
placed over tho Sunkcn steamer W. A. echoten The
sea is 50 rough that divers have not been able to ex
More the wreck The mainmast projects twenty feet
above the water at high tide. The wreck lies IN
twelve fatboms of water The hull will probably be
blown up. !,
tion expressing gratitude to people Of Dover for
the Kindness shown them.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
TWO FINE GAMES OF FOOTBALL TOMORROW

tn. dccd.ny game the interrolrgiate chsnp"nshp
foot; wl le pave AZ the f' "fOnni" tomoit""
aeru o between the 90 ls-alt award colleges
g,,,t a. ana .r.r-n pi. crow ps,tci apicer
v,p aaf vr.-er'tv i~na a Tor tickets
i.ua'lv lar-o The -are viii beg At %.
FOO s.l came l." paved ~ & morning between
ne n.v,r.ty rennsylV MIA nj tAc Wesleian Collage
cam. T4.s rane vail 20 tcl At - A. m.
-, uams, and posi'us oi ihe piycrs 10 the H1rVard
\ .L. ,Lt.n, Mn a
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
IRE cnluIION II NL0r JrNrINn

pm ,prirriA. nov >. fS ec"d W nbri rags. ~
champion XII Jumper has dr ctmiuci - give two no
cVhinticns a-i tHen stop iul pug he putin" Ne .
iuWps Baltimore on ps,cphcr "a and ~ b. ini'ir.t
legiaie Sports a. Nsw York ,iiy ueNf .pfins -
ASKED today why he hal forfgsd res~fiou 10 si.
"Jumpip takes up - much ume lhs uanint ~ .
.utll item g. stlr tlANtIlug OBJECT 70 Nv tftnHk
never occupies fh,n Z rec hnr hnfifs -rr,.
hut n,xt nuh. Tor instance. sutl 2" - butwsIrt' -
~. an ihfflnn az te Baltimore Athletic ] s lsrl
ins aud Il doe. take an iiuuensr uonBt of Sine
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23

RFPTBITcAy PRIni RTES ~ BROOK w
Tho King, County Republican General oomnittermo
a. roosyn last evening aud nx.i tho date for the pri
marles IL elect delegates 10 the ,onmittce Tor
lssS and officers OF the variou, ward and Ia
lions Ior Tu-sdty. November %. Ca account %; the
ds,lrc- tho second Ward q -enroinIrnt was or
usIc
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
TO STiRT A REPCB

TO START REPUBLTOAN JOTRNAL.
MIDpLETows. Conn. Nov. 22-Bartlrtt Bent formerly
postmaster. and chairman OF tho Republican state COM
mlttss has sxxsnxsd Joint slook company whioh viii
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23

as candidates the OF Ex-Governor Gastoh'
Nathaniel j. Badiee and several others or less prom.
nence It Ii atogethcr improbable that Mr. Castor VIII
a'Iow hi. mama 10 bc useL Mr Castor 10 u Democrat
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23

$500 900. leaving S24O 900 to he nsed The Improve
ment Commission decided that change could DO made
In the contracts already signed.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
To vorE or HUGH o. PFNTfcoSTs COURSE
A NETTING or TIE CuUHCH CALLED FOR TUESDAY
THE PASTORS rEIENDs CONFIDENT

IIlI PAsIDH~ bEIINDS tONFDfNI
4 meeting Of the Dclcyne Avenue Congregational
Church - Newark Of which he rev Hugh q. Pcnfc
pastor. % held mkt Tue day night 10 decide
Whether Nj Pcntecos shall remain In the pastoratc
The church hrs $50 members ~ whom a large majority
have been ardent adhcrcns o tn pastor although cOrI
para'lvcly icv have shared hs social theories Eve
since Nr Pcnicco,t preached a sermon fortnight ago
dcnourc The anarchist executions and expressing
,ymra'Ay with AnairLsflc doctrines. The feeling has
ircr a,cd the chur'h that change should 10 made
In The a. ortic No.' 90 fir officers ~ the rhuic
are In Of can'nr thc pastor. anG 'he meeting has
h'ei Ic'eru 81 lr in 80 "onri"ncc on th' pat u
these ,Hc hat the vc ct - lie cot s7 Oh Vt
ir Ia g"y m ~" p">i"rs ,avor IN iich case ne ~
iSt d., a'~ftr'inL WI have found a vcn and ~.
chur e u crd d"Gpire POSITION N0tlce Of the
'leet ns Will b. given hom 'he pulpit next sunday
TIE BoGrS BAR0vy Say " VIEW MAVEN
/ NEw-HtvEN Noy a. >D>c,rt.-Abolt Nov nbcr l a
tnli hllcrysta1I rather az looking German visited
Dr. " ~. Ctrmllt. tn this cry lie -ad hat hs name
was Dr. Wilhelm Won w-llc1'teis AMI ~ tad zen sur
geon Of the Royal Imp'u4. Regiment Of AuIrir lie
had o1gc 10 leave home recently acc,nst OF
family trouble AMI 20 tnni, from whence he was
hi, 10 Pi't,bIrs whers Ae hai rirni. lie was
o1lg 10 ,o IN tn, ciy A hi, heth aud money hti
s.n gvcu on lhs man s,ii,nei Dr Carn,lt mat lie
physici ari 10 later m ain over 10 the hoe
pltal whore ,c rc.p'n. bic tpr Nv p'ArL While
.nc hospital met len lllT drsppsi b. Dr Won
Wallcu~is that he OF noble birth AID Enowu IN
Ausria a BARN Yea Nal'u-isn. ur tarn'lt an
'evcrI! oihr pa 'icihn' n"'o' unh u mar ~" r'rh'
baron" "a uo' b. snpm tt~l - The inil-htN ol
ptvIng bi- crr- 81 ewrlr' zni advance! hi - - -
east. l'r Won iiltn,sin - rapitr recovered iAA hr
49, fetlI u" IraNt ne h''r q inlt dal' 81 ~ tO"E
here. ~, RAPID recovery str1cs hs hcnefsc er- -,
!c.TSins tt isron Von Mrn.'.ir.. 'ri.S ,n,,cat
Of sning 'r"n canada nat come 70 ihi' cv tom tt--
10 day th.f H,lthar received at,lrsr.m frsn ,hIe.
Nh,'ncr "t teAins st't'nS tha the " Baron h'd oe'a
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
BOSTON REpCBLI0Ays UxDE0IDED.

PosroS. Nov ~ 'Slee,ab-Tne Republican Municipal
Convention for tho Domination of May-r ami school
Board rt tonight, but failed upon candidate
tor Mayor and sveurssd week. after suygsstns
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23

publish Republican daily Newspaper here Ths ,.
company has purchased The Weekly cons,ios ana 49,
job oce and will start the publication Of the outp
mo h
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23

TO HFLP AND PEOrfCT WEST END ilENrr
\ number ~ the property owners 81 West End a,e
MT ~ the Office of Francis Jcncs- W. lib Brood.
way yesterday aul formsi organization for tlc ~
lection 81 the property Interests of that tnnfuns a
and the vicinity. About thirty persons w,fr pms ut
representing 500 lot- In the avenue W,.l lul
ave runs from seventy sec'ni-,f east 81 ayerai
{" one hund rel aud -iNth-t ~ icludeS. Mr Icueii
siated. about zoo lots. Amounting ne value to otu
s-.opO.ooD Tue purpos" 81 the organization "a. 70
promote the general Interests. "Npriitr pnr iG f',r
m.nts secure proper and economical construction sBi
hv co operation "a relief from nuisance. tu 80
isction from eucroaohments scheme. that wonI 10
lure the character Of the urishbnr' ooi
Charles L. barney was r,cis- Temporary chilr- IN
until te AZ citation should h. organized H. c,irt
attention te the coud tlon ani the manner in fl l,h
trees rus psuiri. account "i which 'Hs p.-
atsir,. b. ~anl to wrra t fAe Department OBJ. ll1
Nork- ~ f. -~iiir % fh' correction rI fNI-'
4 report the manner 90 wuru thr ir,,s "rr' IfiHf
planted the aNtuDr f,.tr rd tf H committee .
make further examination of the wtfS. A.irH..
called 10 the fsrf fbIt ~trtef riIlluti fnifN 80
bren llti ont thron- b the svenur 1U-. 90 -lt Hf
desired. there ni street falIInsl itlIs
block rl-f in the ffnulrNari rti,sf ri fr'As IA
TIE ssruuc strongly oppn~si hy the o.. lHl Il
d.t, urd "a a~k he department a. Iuh.It Muhs
To- have The fboroughfaTr scwefe AMI paved 5000 s
P"r.hir
The property owner, viii meat again nclt Ius.iay
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
rur cIN.nLlN mLANlva " RlCQrrr


The rae net ,nuru1mrnt hcWcrn ilirr, lo te-. 30
champion OF ttc ,&u.h, "itt "f 'dutli nj Albert
WnsAt. Ia. iunIArr "I t.e NeN YORK tiu rp nrd ys
ier Jay At the codrt No. - Wet I"enN slNtI - lao
result WAS hardN encouraging 4" t." New YORK
NIPPON ~, fnrni' ani tn" speculation On TIE hn
result has changed Is trn0r IN consequences four
,,,. w.r, ,lY,I the nrst scre. hcinr the best four
ont oi seven. Champion Buakes winning the hr~t '"nr
,,urs ia ,fc,.-inr. the other thicc were dispensed
vita. Ihr scores follows
Hpskes.
WI. a." ~ 80
srEviCr ACES
WUght '...-.-.--.-. ..---...- y
II. .r-e David LvdT secretary Newlor. Racquet club
for Mrl-ht-C. L. Prran+
tmure ioakus II. Stdne, smith president Quebec
Rsrpuet Court
Tn. tournament was to he finished Thanksgiving
Day ut o'clock. hui In order Ia gsr the members ot the
club an opportunity the football game between
Nnlr and Harvard the play Thursday viii begin at
1896 a H.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23

Ih- "a =, aad position, Of tAe Vlaye's IN tho mos ni
game ,.t.... .
Daily Republican., 1887-05-18

MOUNT HOLLY, May ia COW With.
out horAs is generally looked upon as
somewhat Of curiosity, but "a horse
with horns is Decided novelty. Yet
there Is one of the latter animals in this
section. Richard r. Haines, OF the
Haines stock farm, Pembc,ton, arrived
at his home yesterday after trip to Ken
lucky. With him ne brought six-year-
old bay gelding, finely developed, and
dii,ering from other horses only at the
ankles, where he has six horns, two on
each ankle joint behind, and one on IT,
inside OF each front ankle, They APPEAR
cd wien tue animal was year old, and
have grown rapidly since, but do Lot ap-
pear to Inconvenience the horse in his
walking. 20 far as known, the anc.s-
tors u tie horse were common Texas
ponies, without any marked peculiarities.
lie attracts much attention.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-18

Quo.h West Virginia Democrat
when commencing the excellence OF
the Presidents little speech when lie
accepted the Garfield statue, "Presi-
dent Cleveland always has very
happy way of expressing himself, and
1t is specially noticeable when he
wishes to imply a difference of opinion
with one who is pleading a cause with
him. A Congressman, not from nv
State, however, was telling me of an
Interview he had with the President
when he added his own recommends
ton to that of others for the appoint
ment of man from his State to GER
tain office, and he concluded by saw.
ing: And further, MIR. President, he
has great influence in our State and has
done mach valuable work for the party
there
"'Don't you Think answered the
President, with quiet smile, that
you haG better keep MIN at that?'
"Of course, it was understood that
ii the party worker became an Office
holder he could not, without becoming
an Offensive partisan work for his
party, SO the Congressman saw the
p int and retired, convinced that the
President really preferred not to make
The appointment requested"
Daily Republican., 1887-05-18
zoo MARKET ST., a60ve Second
|THEKIDS ARE COINS

The great success of our broken lot
sales OF Ladies', Misses and Children g
Kid Heel and Spring Heel Shoes has in.
duced us to make additions this week.
If you can 1T yourself or the children
you will get them at much less than the
usual price.
| These are not shopworn or damaged,
but perfect in every particular, and every
pair warranted.
FOR LADIES:-Fine French Kid But
tons-Philadelphis toe, and common
sense toe and com.aon- sense heel. Worth
"a. 90; selling for $500.
Fine Mat Kid Buttons-Philadelph
toe, and common. sense toe and common
sense heel. Worth a. 00;aelling at s.. 90.
Finest French Lasting, Kid Fox But
tons-hand -sewed, made en- narrow last,
opera box toe. Worth $3.50; selling at
$3.50.
Fine French Kid PHILADELPHIA
toe, commensurate heel. Worth $3.50;
selling for S2.75.
Fine French Kid Buttons-Arch instep.
Philadelphia toe, common-sense heel.
high cut. Real value 1925; selling for
$3.50.
FOR MI5SES:-Fine French Kid Bnt.
Observation-Disclosures toe, high GU. Real
value $500; selling at 81 DC.
Fine French Kid Buttons-Philadel-
phia toe. common-scnse heel. Worth
IS2 SO; selling for $500.
Fine French Kid Spring Heel-Phila-
delphia toe. high cut. Real value 81. 90;
selling for 1928.
FOR BIG BOYS:-Fine Calf Button or
Hook shoes, sizes 3 to 5. Worth $500;
selling at $3.50.
Fine Sewed Button or Hooks-Size q
to 81. Worth $3.50; selling at $500.
FOR LITTLE BOYS'.-Flne Sewed
high cut Button or Hooks-Sizes IL to 9.
Real value $3.50; selling for 81. 90.
Fine Sewed high cut Button or Hooks
sizes ! to-. keai value $500; selling
for S1.65.
FOR CHILDREN:-Fine Kid Spring
Heel Button-Size s to 10X, Philadelphia
toe, high cut. Worth S1.75; selling at
$l.40.
Fine Kid Spring Heel Button-Size i
to N, Philadelphia toe. high cut. Real
value Sl.65; selling for S1.25.
II you do not get fitted out of the bar
gain lots,our regular lines of footwear are
full and complete, and the prices lower
than you would expect.
REMEMBER-you have the privilege
to return and exchange or have your
money paid back to you, If you are not
satisfied with YOUR purchase.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-18
Married Her Grandson.

A New Brunswick, N. j., disrat CHI
OF may 10Th tells the following: A
hearing began yesterday before Master
In Chancery Boice that involves the
right to good-sized fortune and gives
the peculiar complications resulting
from the marriage of a woman to her
husbands grandson. A few years be.
tore his death Captain William Boy
IAN married q young and handsome
girl, hardly one. fourth as old as him.
self. They lived happily together.
and child was born a short time he.
fore Boylan's death, some years ago
The young lady was the captains
third wife. Her predecessors had left
him large and unruly family, now
scattered far and wide. Bovlan's will
provided that after certain legacies to
his children were paid the widow
should have possession of the prop
erly. valued, it is said, at nearly 500
O0o, while she remained unmarried
After marriage, if it ever occurred, the
money was TO go to Boylan's numer-
GUS children.
The captain had handsome grand
son named James Ryan, who soon laid
siege to the heart of the widow. They
were married by priest of st. Peters
Church. whom they kept in ignorance
OF their relationship. As soon as the
priest had learned that ne had solemn
ized such a marriage he laid the facts
before the Bishop, who caused the
couple to be separated. The present
SUIT is brought by the guardian of
Thomas Boylan's children to obtain
rents from George Delnzer, an occu.
pant OF one OF the houses on the estate.
These rents have been paid to the cap.
tain's widow. The decision in the
case will settle u dispute as to the
ownership OF all the property, it being
Claimed that as Mrs. Boylan's mar
riage was never legal it did not take
from her her interest in the estate.